Anyone take supplements for lifting?

 

I'm only taking Protein and Hydroxycut Hardcore right now. But I've only been back into lifting again for about a month and a half now.

Anyone take supplements for lifting?

 

I've been taking a lot of 12 ounce barley and hops supplements... :bunny:

I've been taking a lot of 12 ounce barley and hops supplements... :bunny:

 

Thats weak I am hitting the double deuces this week.

A litle HGH why?

 

:laugh:

I've been taking a lot of 12 ounce barley and hops supplements... :bunny:

 

It's great if you are looking to add a few inches....... to the belly!:lol:

It's great if you are looking to add a few inches....... to the belly!:lol:

I've "bulked up" about 15 pounds since the wedding...

Got a question for the late night crew.

 

Let me start this off by letting you know I really dislike school just so you know. I took this semester off school and I have been working full time, tried to do both but ended up just blowing off school and wasting a lot of money on tuition because I was always tired from work, plus I was sort of a lazy guy when it came to school work. I have a decent job that pays ok at a good company but sometimes the job is a big headace but should be moving up sometime here in a couple months and depending on how well you do that can be a very lucrative job but that also comes with some headache and Im not totally sure if thats what I want to do for my career but the money would be hard to pass up.

 

On the other hand if I went back to school I would be a junior and could work part time at the airport with my cousin who says its a pretty cake job and you get some sweet flight benefits. I would like to get my degree but im of the thinking that is all in who you know not so much what you know. Plus I really like having money and I'd be taking about a 3 dollar an hour paycut to switch jobs if I went back to school.

 

Im just not sure one which way to go. What do yall think. HT you dont have to answer I already know what you will say!

I've "bulked up" about 15 pounds since the wedding...

 

Good times... good times! It's great to here you are having fun post wedding:)

To put it simply, I would have to recommend going back to school.

^ You have to do what you want to do, not what you think you should do or what you think others want you to do. With that said, I would certainly not underestimate the value of a degree. It's not going to be something you regret, or wish you didn't have, but it could certainly go the other way.

The longer you wait, the tougher it will be to go back and get back in the swing of school.

To put it simply, I would have to recommend going back to school.

 

Im kind of leaning toward this just a little gun shy on pulling the trigger and leaving the company Im at now.

Got a question for the late night crew.

 

Let me start this off by letting you know I really dislike school just so you know. I took this semester off school and I have been working full time, tried to do both but ended up just blowing off school and wasting a lot of money on tuition because I was always tired from work, plus I was sort of a lazy guy when it came to school work. I have a decent job that pays ok at a good company but sometimes the job is a big headace but should be moving up sometime here in a couple months and depending on how well you do that can be a very lucrative job but that also comes with some headache and Im not totally sure if thats what I want to do for my career but the money would be hard to pass up.

 

On the other hand if I went back to school I would be a junior and could work part time at the airport with my cousin who says its a pretty cake job and you get some sweet flight benefits. I would like to get my degree but im of the thinking that is all in who you know not so much what you know. Plus I really like having money and I'd be taking about a 3 dollar an hour paycut to switch jobs if I went back to school.

 

Im just not sure one which way to go. What do yall think. HT you dont have to answer I already know what you will say!

 

Get your degree! I have friends that have been successful not graduating college but not nearly as many as I have that did graduate college. My best friend growing up is a great example. He made good coin doing construction (his dad owned a solid company). He hurt his back so he got into coal mines and made a fortune on them BUT he has 3 kids + a stay at home wife. He is really having a tough time right now and trying to start school online (we are 33). I always looked at having a degree like an insurance policy plus a ticket to get a lot of jobs I wouldn't have a shot at if I didn't have it. I pushed myself on while I was working to get my Master's because I wanted to live an exciting life and be able to give to my family. My undergrad was too much fun but I was on a full ride (leadership scholarship) and I knew I had my whole life to work. Trust me I had about as much fun as you could in college and still get by. I pushed myself in my Master's classes. I was working, had a little girl at home, coaching etc. It wasn't easy nor fun but I knew it would pay off if I made the sacrifice. I now have a dream job and have some great fall back plans. No way would those opportunities be there for me if I didn't push myself even when I didn't feel like it. Maybe some of my mom's best advice was when she told me "college is an endurance test." I'm not saying you can't do great things without a degree but it sure is nice to have that insurance plan! I agree networking can be HUGE! You have to get the mind set that you are going to whip college if you go back. You can't be on the fence and half do it or it will be misrable. Really only you know what is best for you but I've seen too many of my childhood friends kick themselves for not finishing school!

Got a question for the late night crew.

 

Let me start this off by letting you know I really dislike school just so you know. I took this semester off school and I have been working full time, tried to do both but ended up just blowing off school and wasting a lot of money on tuition because I was always tired from work, plus I was sort of a lazy guy when it came to school work. I have a decent job that pays ok at a good company but sometimes the job is a big headace but should be moving up sometime here in a couple months and depending on how well you do that can be a very lucrative job but that also comes with some headache and Im not totally sure if thats what I want to do for my career but the money would be hard to pass up.

 

On the other hand if I went back to school I would be a junior and could work part time at the airport with my cousin who says its a pretty cake job and you get some sweet flight benefits. I would like to get my degree but im of the thinking that is all in who you know not so much what you know. Plus I really like having money and I'd be taking about a 3 dollar an hour paycut to switch jobs if I went back to school.

 

I'm just not sure one which way to go. What do yall think. HT you dont have to answer I already know what you will say!

 

I would say go back to school. I think we have had this conversation before. It sucks but I am going to have to go back and pretty much start from scratch at 21. At least you have 2 years done.

Finish up your degree, if you have to take a few online classes, they are great!